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• 5Manual installation
• 6Apple M1 (Apple Silicon, ARM64) systems
• 9Transcoding with SVPcode

1) VLC media player. The VLC media player is an open-source, cross-platform multimedia player. This tool can play most multimedia files as well as Audio CDs, VCDs, and DVDs. It can be used to view 360-degree videos up to 8K resolution. It is one of the best media player for Mac that supports a wide range of video compression methods. VLC for M1 Mac update is now available for all users by Imran Hussain Jan 19, 2021 VLC, the popular open-source media player, has received an update that brings native support for Apple Silicon M1. Devices and Mac OS X version VLC media player requires Mac OS X 10.7.5 or later.

To minimize installation problems please consider using at least macOS 10.14.6!

Compatible video players

• mpv 0.17 or later with Vapoursynth support
• Plex Media Player - requires libmpv built with Vapoursynth support
• IINA - requires libmpv built with Vapoursynth support

• VLC 2.2 or later

Installation

1. Mount SVP 4 Mac DMG image
2. Move 'SVP 4 Mac' icon into Applications
3. Control key + double-click on Install mpv.command script to install all the stuff listed below and write default mpv.conf.
   Note: you DON'T need to run this on every SVP update.

Updating

Updating SVP app:

1. Download an updated DMG package
2. Mount it and replace SVP 4 Mac.app in Applications
3. That's it! You DON'T need to run Install mpv.command when updating SVP!

Updating mpv to the newer version: open Terminal and type

Uninstall

To remove SVP simply delete the SVP 4 Mac.app from Applications.

Additionally if you want to remove all the Homebrew packages including mpv video player run this command from the Terminal:

Note that it will remove EVERYTHING from Homebrew, not only mpv dependencies.

Manual installation

• Take OS X 10.11 'El Capitan' or later, preferably 10.14.6 'Mojave' or later.
• Install Homebrew:

Note that on Apple M1 systems this will install native ARM binaries into /opt/homebrew. You can either add /opt/homebrew/bin/ to your PATH, or call '/opt/homebrew/bin/brew' instead of simple 'brew' in the following commands.

• 10.11, 10.12 only: install Java:

• Install mpv (this will also automatically install Vapoursynth) (DO NOT install it via 'brew install --cask mpv' !):

Note: this step is essential even if you don't want to use mpv at all.

• It's recommended to install Intel Power Gadget for the SVP to be able to show real CPU frequency in the Performance Monitor.

Error: Xcode alone is not sufficient

In some cases Homebrew may ask for the additional command line tools installation. Type

and in the window opened press Install button.

Error: mpv can't start with 'Library not loaded: @rpath/libswiftAppKit.dylib'

macOS 10.14: install Swift 5 Runtime Support for Command Line Tools package: download

Apple M1 (Apple Silicon, ARM64) systems

SVP 4.5.205 and later supports both x86 (Intel) and native ARM video players. Native SVPflow libraries + mpv give ~50% performance improvement over x86 versions running via Rosetta 2.

Homebrew will install native ARM binaries in /opt/homebrew. Still you can install x86 binaries side-by-side in case you have any problem with the native ones.

Tell SVP which version to use

Open Application settings -> All settings, search for player and set main.setup.player to either /usr/local/bin/mpv (default path for x86 build) or /opt/homebrew/bin/mpv (default path for ARM build).

mpv configuration

Just add --input-ipc-server=/tmp/mpvsocket to mpv args (or config file, usually located in ~/.config/mpv/mpv.conf) and SVP should find it.

Alternatively you can 'open' video file via SVP - it'll launch mpv with the correct argument, assuming that mpv is actually installed either in $PATH or in /usr/local/bin (you can also define the actual path in SVP's settings - see main.setup.player and main.setup.player_args values).

Note: only 'copy-back' hardware video decoders are compatible with Vapoursynth filters, use --hwdec=auto-copy.

Recommended minimal mpv.conf:

VLC configuration

SVP's plugin for VLC replaces the 'deinterlace' filter.

Install SVP's plugin via SVP main menu -> Utilities -> SVP in VLC.Then you'll be able to quickly 'install' and 'uninstall' SVP's plugin.

You must turn on deinterlace in VLC via Video -> Deinterlace -> On to start using SVP's plugin.Alternatively you can turn it on permanently: Tools -> Preferences -> Video -> Deinterlacing = On

Transcoding with SVPcode

Muxing .MKV files

If the output format after transcoding is Matroska (.MKV) then it's highly recommended to additionally install mkvmerge command line tool (which is part of the MKVToolNix package):

VLC, the popular open-source media player is available on almost all platforms, and given the recent changes in the Mac lineup with the M1 silicon, the player just got updated with full support for Apple's M1 Macs.

The M1 equipped Macbook Air, Macbook Pro, and the Mac Mini will now be able to squeeze out the maximum performance using the new VLC update. The software will now be able to perform faster and more efficiently on the new platform.

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Mac apps do not necessarily require the native ARM code to run the applications on the M1 laptops, since these laptops include Rosetta 2, the software compiler to run x86 code binary on ARM hardware, and as per the reviews till now the transition layer works quite well for the x86 codec.

Vlc Player For M1 Mac Os

VLC version 3.0.12 comes with a version ready for M1 Macs, along with enhancements such as a fix for audio distortions and adaptive streaming resolution, and security improvements, along with some visual updates to match the BigSur UI.

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The new version does not have a universal binary, as spotted by 9to5Mac, which means that ARM code is not included by default, so you would need to first update your VLC to version 3.0.12 and then check for updates again and update it to version 3.0.12.1 which is the ARM optimized version.

Vlc Apple M1

Version 3.0.12 brings general fixes and improvements to all the platforms, including better Blu-ray support and fixing some crashes when using Direct3D 11 on Windows. The ARM version should see improvements while playing back 4K or 8K video files on VLC.